Gregory's Server#febrajam #19
#uxn #orca with #sunvox again.
Tried one more way of automating everything, actually I like that one more than others, I think.
Today I decided to recreate in orca a track I wrote when I was a teenager - like, I don't know, maybe I was 13-14 years old.
I didn't really succeed, for some reason I couldn't fully recreate the same sounds and moods, I'll try again sometime.
By the way I'm sorry, I only realised what it looks like at the very end, haha. I hope it is not too obvious.
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@neauoire Thank you! @neauoire But I'm gonna try again another time definitely, It's a really beautiful shit, like one of the best tracks I did, I want people to hear it.  @neauoire @vacuumbeef Oh shit, I just saw, yes, I forgot to limit the operator, it's allowed to write outside of the grid and over the orca program! I'll fix this now, gimme a minute. @neauoire And one more thing, I don't know, maybe it is normal, but this same track in orca-c eats only 7-8% of my CPU (according to htop), while orca-uxn eats 14-15% @neauoire great, I'll build it tomorrow. @vacuumbeef Fixed it too :) That was an interesting one. Any result that was a multiple of 256 would crash. I feel like code has entered the age of poetry and some how I’m just watching it go by in some corporate bubble. How did I get trapped? How can I get out and join this wonder which was the original reason I started programming @jotkailay @vacuumbeef do like Bartleby. Don't participate in the monoculture that is programming today, make a hard fork based on what you think it should be, make it yours and make it weird. |
@vacuumbeef I love the use of `0` to mute and unmute channels.
It's a lovely track, very deep sounds for sunvox. I think having an extra note every 15/16th or 31/32th, it would make it interesting too
Like, ta ta ta ta tata, every 16 and 32.